ProKennex

Black Ace Pro

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Has used the Black Ace Pro for about a year and loves it, and finds ProKennex's newer line feels nothing like it.

“I've used the Pkx Black Ace Pro paddle for about a year now. Love it except for a few minor downsides”
positive

After two hours with the Black Ace Pro: solid feel and good spin, but a wooden sound, bead noise and a sticker edge that collects ball residue.

“Overall paddle has a solid feel and was able to generate a good amount of spin although I couldn't really swing out like I can with the Hyperion CFS.”
mixed

A 4.0 senior-games medallist calls the Black Ace Pro the best paddle they've played after 2.5 months, praising its build quality.

“I’m playing the Black Ace Pro and have berm playing it for about 2 1/2 months.”
positive

Returned a Pro-Spin for the Black Ace Pro and loves its weight.

“I tested it for 30 days and returned to get the Black Ace Pro. Love the weight of the Black Ace.”
positive

Their Black Ace Pro was very hard to control on resets and easy to hit long, got dimples in the face, and went back under RMA.

“I had the pro version, not as long of a handle. Hard as heck to get shots under control for resets.”
negativehard to controldurability issues

Demoed the Black Ace Pro against the Vanguard Power Air and CX14 and liked it best.

“My favorite was the black ace.”
positive